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"It wasn't record breaking heat this weekend, but we certainly were dealing with some very hot temperatures. \u00A0Ya know, one day of really hot weather is one thing - but dealing with day after day of temperatures in the mid and upper 90s can really start to wear you down.On Sunday - the afternoon high in Fayetteville was 94. \u00A0In Fort Smith, the high was 97. \u00A0Both of those readings were five to ten degrees away from setting any kind of record - nevertheless - it was incredibly hot if you had to be outside for any length of time. \u00A0Heat Index values throughout the afternoon were between 99 and 105.Today will be another day of temperatures that are well above seasonal averages. \u00A0Far from setting any records, it will still feel very, very hot. \u00A0The good news is, we may get a little heat relief in the form of isolated showers toward the middle and end of the work week. \u00A0The relief will be short lived, however. \u00A0Long range models may be bringing the 90s right back into the forecast next week.Laura Huckabee / Meteorologist\u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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